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feeling-incompetent-projectabroadblog
March 4, 2018 In Expat life, Psychology

The expat struggle of feeling incompetent

You arrive in another country – serious professional, accomplished individual. Suddenly it turns out that you don’t know where to start, you depend on other people, you don’t always understand the ones around you, you don’t know where to buy best groceries or where to find certain services. You overpay, you frustrate and eventually – […]

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moving-abroad-misconceptions-projectabroadblog
February 12, 2018 In Business, Expat life

Three misconceptions about moving abroad

It often happens that other people rush us into something that we are not ready to do or admit, they expect more from us that we can give or they compare us to others. And it is very often not with bad intentions! However, the simplifications that we hear may affect our pace of adaptation […]

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February 1, 2018 In Expat life

Moving abroad is like being an alien on Earth

I’ve read such a good book recently! I need to share it with you! I got intrigued by the description of this book that I read on one of the blogs, but the way in which it resonated with me was more than I expected. Such a great metaphor of moving abroad and adjusting to […]

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January 21, 2018 In Expat life

30 thoughts for 30 months of living in the UK

I have only just realised that it has been 30 months already since I first moved abroad. From the country I have lived in all my life (Poland) to the country I thought I knew relatively well after spending so much time in the English classes. 

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January 7, 2018 In Expat life

Want to move abroad but don’t know where to start?

You may be sitting there, thinking about how everyone else is travelling, setting up their own businesses, planning the new year, doing projects abroad, living abroad… You may be considering such a move abroad yourself and you may have various reasons for it – adventure, career development, following your partner during their project abroad.

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December 3, 2017 In Psychology

How to mentally prepare for the move abroad

It’s so easy to fall into the busy spiral of all the move logistics – the boxes, the travel, the shipping, the bank account, the apartment… A lot of us forget however that our mental well-being is also a big part of the move. The stress and frantic running around are not particularly helpful with […]

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November 4, 2017 In Expat life

5 things that surprised me in the UK

Moving abroad as we know is not an easy-peasy thing to do. We tend to underestimate especially the moves between the countries that on the surface seem similar (eg. Mediterranean countries batched together, or English-speaking countries like US, UK, Canada, Australia…, or Asian countries –can you even put all Asian countries into one category at […]

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how to master the chit chat
October 29, 2017 In Business, Expat life

How to master British chit-chat

Chit-chat. A thing that surprised me a lot when I first moved to England. What is it, why it surprised me and how to master the chit-chat skill?

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September 30, 2017 In Psychology

Reducing the stress of moving abroad – Part 3: Fight

And we’re down to the last, most active stress-reducing strategies group. Let’s fight! Let’s take action to lead happy and fulfilling lives abroad!

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September 23, 2017 In Psychology

Reducing the stress of moving abroad – Part 2: Flight

Stress – ooh this scary word that everyone denies. Stress can show itself in various forms – running around like a headless chicken, shouting at people, venting, crying. But it can also come out in the form of backing down, detaching yourself from the situation, acting like nothing happens. Although it does.

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